BCB Elections: Abdur Razzaq Submits Nomination to Represent Khulna Division

Former national left-arm spinner Abdur Razzaq resigned from the selection committee on Saturday to participate in the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) elections scheduled for October 6. "I have resigned from the selector position to participate in the BCB elections," Razzaq told the Cricbuzz website after submitting his nomination papers from Category 1. "I have served this country as a player and a selector, and now look forward to facing the new challenge ahead by joining the Board of Directors if elected."

Razzaq was appointed as a selector in January 2021. Razzaq purchased the nomination form for the director election today as he is eyeing to represent the Khulna Division in the BCB boardroom. Twenty-five directors (12 from clubs, 10 each from divisions and districts, two nominated by the NSC, and one from Category 3, i.e., representatives of other organizations) will elect the president.

The final list of 191 voters were announced by the BCB Election Commission on September 26 for the forthcoming Board of Directors election. The final list comprised councilors of 15 clubs based in Dhaka who were left out of the draft list published on September 23rd as they were being probed by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on grounds of anomalies.